AEW could hold a future All In at Lincoln Financial Field, the home of the Philadelphia Eagles.
Bryce Remsburg, who runs AEW’s travel department, said the stadium is among the venues being considered for a U.S. edition of All In.
Speaking on The Certified Mark Show, Remsburg said Philadelphia has been one of AEW’s strongest markets since the company was founded. He also cited the stadium’s experience hosting WrestleMania XL in 2024 as a point in its favor.
“I will say the fact they’ve hosted wrestling before, which is WrestleMania, is a positive,” Remsburg said. “That means they know what they’re doing. They know what to do. And I will say Philadelphia has been one of the best AEW markets since it started. So, if we were looking for a domestic stadium to host an All In at, I do think the Linc would be in the conversation.”
But Remsburg does not expect All In to be held at the Linc in 2027 or even the year after. He questioned whether AEW’s current demand would be enough for a stadium that size and said a smaller venue would have a better chance of hosting the pay-per-view.
“I don’t think it’s going to happen next year or maybe after that,” Remsburg said. “I’m not sure we have demand for a Linc show. I think [a smaller venue] would be more likely at this point because it’s a little smaller, but never, ever, ever say never. I’ll say that.”
He added that there was no way he could rule out an All In at the Linc. “I’m saying this with actual insider knowledge,” Remsburg said. “It is possible. It’s definitely possible.”
WrestleVotes Radio reported in September that the 2027 edition of All In was expected to take place in North America, though no city was set at the time.
The Linc has 67,594 seats. For WrestleMania XL in April 2024, WWE announced a combined attendance of 145,298 across the event’s two nights.